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H+ Summit - NeuroscienceH+ Summit: Neuroscience
This post is a response to the neuroscience track at the H+ Summit, June 12-13 2010 at the Harvard University Science Center in Cambridge, MA.
It was in the morning of the first day of the conference.
It was amazing how much information these speakers were able to pack into 10 minutes. A [...]
H+ Summit post indexChrista and I had the pleasure of attending the H+ Summit this year, June 12-13 2010 at the Harvard University Science Center.
This post will serve as an index for my separate posts about the event. The “trip report” details my experiences of basically everything other than the Summit itself. The “summary” gives my [...]
H+ Summit summary reportThis post is a general response to the H+ Summit, June 12-13 2010 at the Harvard University Science Center in Cambridge, MA. I will respond to particular talks elsewhere.
The summit was surprisingly small. The entire thing basically happened in one lecture hall and the lobby. There were a few tables in the lobby [...]
H+ Summit trip report This is a report of my trip to the H+ Summit, June 12-13 2010 at the Harvard University Science Center in Cambridge, MA. The main purpose of this post is to avoid writing about uninteresting non-summit related parts of the trip in my posts about the summit itself. I felt the need to [...]
New Cyberstalker FeaturesThere are some new features over on the right (well, I hadn’t mentioned them yet anyway). Google Latitude shows my current position at most times, and there’s a Google Calendar gadget to tell you what I’m doing. Please let me know if they’re not working.
Less Wrong survey results - virtue ethicists unite!The results are in from Less Wrong’s poll by Yvain. Of note:
Of 128 of us who wanted to talk about our moral theories, 94 (73.4%) were consequentialists, about evenly split between garden-variety or Eliezer-variety (many complained they didn’t know what Eliezer’s interpretation was, or what the generic interpretation was, or that all they knew was [...]
On the Imminent Robot UprisingYesterday (Tuesday, March 10, 2009) I gave a lecture at the SCSU Philosophy Department entitled, “On the Imminent Robot Uprising”. Sadly, it was not recorded (I must remember to not let that happen again) but here is a rough transcript, written in a very informal style. I tend to ad-lib a lot and [...]
A Brief Introduction to Social MediaThis post attempts to summarize some things about social media for the uninitiated. I will talk about social media in general, and focus on the different ways people use Twitter.
Of course, other people have already done most of the footwork. Please check out this post by Fred Cavazza, paying particular attention to the [...]
